Sentence examples for fraction of costs from inspiring English sources

The committee reported that energy represented a small fraction of costs, at about 0.5% for companies in the commercial sector and 2% for those in industry.

But they pay only a fraction of costs at elite institutions such as the Sheridan School in Northwest D.C., where charges can reach about $30,000 a year.

The chancellor has maintained that administration represents a small fraction of costs, while the mayor has often spoken of a bloated bureaucracy at the board's headquarters that would have to be cut before the board could expect further spending increases.

After Thai authorities began closing surrogacy clinics and India and Nepal introduced legislation to ban the practice, operators looked towards Cambodia, where about 50 clinics now offer commercial surrogacy, in-vitro fertilisation and embryo transfers at a fraction of costs advertised abroad.

Oil accounts for 40% of the cost of petrochemicals and 25% of the cost of food, and a smaller but significant fraction of costs in a host of other industries.

Rather, they attempt to apply the proportion of patients with type 1 to obtain the fraction of costs attributed to type 1, an assumption that does not account for the distinct nature and differing disease progressions of the two forms of the disease.

"Labor costs are a tiny fraction of cost compared to the equipment and facilities that go into a multibillion-dollar fab," Boning says.

In this model, the retailers are allowed to pay all or a fraction of cost in advance.

Luckily, design patents typically cost a fraction of the cost of utility patents.

Still, the reusable SpaceX rocket will cost a fraction of the cost of its predecessor to build.

Baxter costs $22,000, a fraction of the cost of a typical industrial robot.